Majestic hydrangeas can bring a burst of natural beauty indoors. Their versatile blooms and lush foliage add vibrant color and texture to any room. But to keep hydrangeas healthy and flowering, provide the right care and proper environment.
For optimum success, provide the best amount of light for your hydrangea’s needs. Hydrangeas prefer bright, indirect sunlight but thrive in shaded areas as well. Too much direct sunlight will make them wilt, so choose a spot that gets morning sun or filtered light through sheer curtains.
Ensure proper humidity levels by misting plants often while watering deeply but infrequently — allowing the soil to dry out between waterings. Put potted plants on trays filled with gravel and water for extra humidity. Take caution when exploring humidifiers because too much moisture may cause rot or fungus growth.
Feeding is necessary for healthy plant life; use organic fertilizer each spring as new growth begins and every two weeks during summer months continuing through fall until growth slows down in winter when fertilizer should be discontinued. Keep an eye open for pests like aphids and spider mites which can cause discolored leaves if not addressed immediately.
These stunning flowers need proper climate control throughout the year; In order to prepare the plant for long-term indoor living, begin by acclimating it gradually over time, with wintry temperatures around 55 degrees Fahrenheit during the day and 45 degrees Fahrenheit at night being ideal in winter months moving into warmer temperatures later in spring without sudden changes that could damage your plant’s health or cause it to stop flowering altogether!